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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
WlESCl
z Poiskiej Ojczyzny.
Prusy POiskic.

Pan az. Graft, odpowiedzlnl-
ny redaktor Gozefy. ~2'o'mish7iej,
zaczal odsiadywac w tych
dniacE lednomiesiecznq Aare
wlezienia, ma ktora skaZany
zosta} pred kilku mles'a"am1
"a przestepstwo prasowe. Dzlen
poprzednio poszedl do wiezie-
MIA p. lgnacy D e W.
5 k i, wfasciciel PrzWaclela,
ktory skazany zostaf ma 4
miesiqce wieZienia "a artykut
umieszczony w Gazecie zoruH-
sklej, ktorej byf dawpiej Cd
rowiedzialnym redaktorem.
w G h o II i a C b zostali
pensyonowani z dniem ] kwie-
tnis profesorowie zimnazyalni
PIP. w c k i l. u
kowski. - KS. wikaryusz Po-
dlaszewski z Biafut otrzymaf
probostwo w Piowqzie. W pow.
grudzadzkim.
X 8. + + c h W CO.,
kapelan wojskowy z Grud2la
dza, zosta1 przesadzony ma ka-
pelana dywizyjnego do Alto
ny, gdzie jest okofo Sv0 pol
skich rekrutow. W .jego miej-
see przyszedl do Grudzialza
kape!an dyw1zyiny ks. V"ll-
mar z Rvndsburga W Szlezwi-
ku. 0 zmiane te dopominal
sic W parlamancie posei gor-
noslazki, p. L etoch a.
w X ierzyn e 20
stat zamianowainy p. Woelke
pierwszym nauczycielem PREY
tamte]szem seminaryum nau-
czJcielskiem, p Lisewski 2as,
dotychczasowy organisla PREY
katedrze W Peplinie, nauczy-
cielem muzyki j splewu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
III.
Zienlie Folskic pod zabo.
rem m 0SkieHkkim.

Mecogrodeh:, CUB. mihska. Ma
rogach ulic rozlepione zosta4o ma
stepuj ace rozporzadzenie w}adzy:
,,Niniejszem podaje sic do wiado-
mosci, il ma zebraniach publicznych,
W biurach urzedowych i prywat-
nych, ma spacerach, widowiskach,
W kawiarniach, cukierniach, skle-
paeh i magazynach zakazuje sic
movie Pc polsku; niewykonywaja-
ey tego, bedq pociagaui do odpo-
wiedzialnosci, II lutego 1907 roku.
Nowogrodzki powiatowy isprawnik
Sron1itow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
PDobrowolski, redaktor Dzien

PDobrowolski;, redaktor Dzisn-
miha R=nanshicgo, wychodzi powoli
re skutk6w uderzenia krwi, ktore
go ma kilka dni pozbawiio wzroku.
Jest wszelka nadzieja, re go zupe}-
ME odzyska i re pc up}ywie niez-
byt d{uglego czasu, bedzie mdg}
powrdcit do swych zwyk}ych "a
trudnien. w tych dniach odbe
die sic walne zebranie Towarzy-
silva centralnego rolniczeg
w. Ksiestwa Poznanskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

Kosciot W Jodiowniku, zupew-
ne naj~tarszy ma cafym G6rn,m
Szlasku, zostaf zc strony rolicyi
zamkniety Juko groaacy zawale-
MEM sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
w.
Galicya.

+ We Lwowie umarf dnia
80 marca prezydent tego mia
sta. laEiernik 2 zawodu, IT,
rodzony w /. 1928. Rzadki
to nadzwyezaj W ca}ej Polsce
wypadek, ably cz!owiek, ktory
z zwykfego rzemieslnika wy
szedf, przez swoja inteligencyq
i prace whit sic do wp}ywo-
wego stauowlska, i ably W G..
czfow'eka takiego zaszczycono
tax wielkiem zaufaniem pu-
blic'nem. Nieboszczyk pozosta-
viii tylko jedne corke, mazon-
Ike dr.. p w | i k W s. e.
6 O, lekarza mlejskiego.
+ S. .. X. Jozet' Holu5owl;cz,
czlonek zakonu 0. 0. Jezui-
tow, umarl dnia 5 marca b..
N. W Krakowie, przezywszy
lat So.
szko}a S!usarska, W Swiq-
tnikach. w Galicyi. zostanie
" ty,l roku ntwarl4. Kiero-
wnlctwo tel szkofy obejmie D..
Kazimlerz Bruchnalski, asy-
stent szkoly politechniczuej
we Lwowie.
ZwAoki X raszewskic
go PREY by1y 5 b. IN. do kra-
kowa. Tlamy ludu %oczekiwa-
iy ma dworcu, gdy wydoby-
wano z wagona okrytq wien
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
Szlask.

C1eszyn, Is kwietnia. - w
tych daiach opuscii miasto
nasze ks. Ignacy G e Il
serek k, katecheta prey Sc
ninaryun uauczycielSkiem i
prefekt konwiktu Celestynskie.
go, przenios}szy sic ma probo-
stwo W Skalicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

i Boiestam Lutomshi, dziedzie
wsi Stawu pod StrzaikowelA, umarl
po kilkudniowej chorobie, dozywszy
zaledwie 46 roku zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
brym ,,praktycznym" katsli


Jsdnym z pierwszych Pola-
kow W St. Paul. ktorzy sta
rail- sic pobudowanie kos-
ciola polskiego i katolickie5o
W naszym miescie, byi Jozef
Rozenthal, jednym najczczo-
drobliwszych ofiarodawcow
czy to ma kosciof, szkole lub
inny rodobny Gel, Jest obywa>
tel Jozef Rosenthul, dzieci
swoje posela do szkoly pol
sko- katolickirj i sam wraz z
familiq regLlarnie ma nabo1el-
stwo %uczeszcza; rozumie sic
-nie stoi W zakrystyi jak
niektorzy npraktyczni" katoli-
cy W Chicago, tylko idzie So
bic W hawke, DO on sic tel IA
naboz ehstwo ME sp6zni, s}o-
wem OBJ. Joz-f RoseAthal
m6g}by bye przykfadem dla
owych okrzyczanych ,,prakty-
cznych" katolikow. Je2eli Maj
na tego mi ME wierzy, to ma
swiadectwo stawiam GAIA pa
rafiq polska w st. Paul, lie
talk jest, a zresztq pewnie Man
ia INA L M ASIA K ro g.
i k a, ktorego zescie zfowili
pod owa s1awnq waszq odpe-
wiedz; ten Mamie powie, kts
jest Rosenthal, DO pochodzq
obydwaj z ]ednej wsi, a jak
mi sic zdaje re SODA spokro-
wnieni.
Nazwisko Rosenthal wystar-
czy}o Mamie, a2eby OBJ. Joze-
fl Rosenthala ods4dziG cd czci
i WARY i nazwac Ickiem, zy-
dem i t. p. Teraz powiedz ty
czfowiecze, ktorys to pisaf, czy
to zgadza sic z twojem kato-
lickiem sumieniem? Czy tax
my katolicy czyuic powinni-
smy?
0 wy jestescie tylko zaka-
Ia WARY naszeJ sw. Katolickiej!
Wy. jezeliby to korzystnem
by}o ola waszego byznesu,
gotowiscie ksie2y a navel bi-
skupow zydami nazwaG.
Teraz prosze, Szanowni
Czyteloicy, - osqdzcie sami
podiug swego rozumu, czy tax
czynic sic CODA? Bardzo sic
Mamma gniewa, ze j. Resent
hal zada sprawozdan z oGar,
czy to ma koSciol, czy na szko-
fe tip. On 2qd' tego, bojest
tego zwyczajny, to tel MALE
zy do porzadku i W ten
OBJ. j. Rosenthalowi prsyzna-
.je slusznosc. = Nletylho Man,
ma -pisze Mamma W swej ko-
reSDondenc:i - ale S11en mr..
clwae myslqcy czlowleh;, dajqc
dathl NO. koscio1t, szholy hb
te2 ma 1nny eel, gdy daje taho-
ne 10 yece uczcl1ue, ME zqdo
m1gdy ,,2ydowsh1ch" pohwltowan
"a Katollckirh tel nie?) ispra-
acozdon1a z Angela s1uego dat
Au...
My tn znow w St. Paul te-
80 zqdamy nasz Szanowny
ks. Majer tel bardzo "a tenn
jest, a2eby Gala parafia vie
dziaia o ka2dym cencie, ktory
bedzie ofiarowany czy to ma
kosciof cry ma szko}e; i II. p.
TAX: Co diva lata jest mityng
pa~ratialny i para6alnie obiora
przez kartki urzeduikow, t. j.
sekretarra j kasyera. Kasyer
czyli %raczej Sekretarz odbie-
IA wszystkie p'eniqdze "a Ia
wiki i dale ka2demu pokwito-
wanie zodebranych pieniedzy;
wszystkie ko'ekty podczss ma
boz =nstwa rachuje sekretarz
kasyerem =apisze do ksiazek
swoich; oddaje pieniadze i "a
fawki i z kolekt kasyercwi,
lezeli zas kto jakies pieniadze
NO ,o.oin oE nl,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
III.
W.. E[s. H'OZnans1fe.

w Gostyniu przyjmowali dnia
81 marca parafianie z wielka owa-
eva nowego swego proboszcza, ks.
G. orskieg Krobi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
w Chmurzycach pod Opolem

w ChmurzycacA pod Opolem
pochowano W dniu 26 marca zuc-
nego parafiana Up. F'aucisxka
J asska q, cha}upnika z Chmurzyc,
ktoremu Pan Bog dat ~szczescie
jednego 3 synow swoich widzivG
wysw'econego ma kapianA i kr6t-
go pred smiArcia umjeszczonego
"a f,ra&a wojskowego W Koio.
brzeyu. Ma pogrzsbie byf rudzca
duchuwny ks. Gbur z C]horzowa,
ktoIego siostry melon byl ME
~byszczyk Frunziszek Jasik.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
Live StocR Market.

CHIoAeo, Apr, lj Tho prorcrs' Journal re
ports Cattls-Receipts. 700 head; shipments
500 MARKET dun; shipping steers, $50 tC
l,sn Ns., &S9O15 Is; stockers and FEEDERS, - n
a % cows, bulls and mixed. q TSSeS 50 bulk
q 3s02 30; thro ugh Texas. - GI3 50.
Hogs-keceipts. lsup head shipments. 400
head market WAS slow rough aud
mixed. q eOst5 IS; pack king and shipping, o tod
$50: light, a 9NxtS IS skips, O. eo1t %.
sheep-Receipts, GOO head; shipments
Western. ~ o0Tt 81: Tevans. =, SGi co; lambs
u 5O33 IS; shorn sheep, IS ON6i o.
EAST LrsnRrY.-Catue - Receipts. Is. head
shipments, ~; market, fir prime, td5 %
fair to good, u 6S6i 50: common, t6i 23
shipments 70 New York. none.
Hoxs-keceipts, 1900 head shipments 2lu
head market fair; Philaielphias, q oott6 Is
Yorkers. q 60T5 6S; common to light IS SO3S 81
pigs a &Ot1& 50; shipments to New York. none.
sheep Receipts, l,so head shipments. ,to
market slow prime, d 2s05 50 fair to good
~ 7565 90 ; tommon, 81 ,0d& % lambs, u 5VV
8 h clipped sheep. 81 23l+ ".
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14

Uncle Toms Ca6in.'-The people OF every
city in the United States are pretty we'll &C.
Quainted with the Old play of "Uncle Toms
Cabin" but they never seem to tirs OF 1t. On
Saturday Hollands company, which comes
highly recommended. will present tho piece in
the opera house at matinee and evening per.
formance.
The Ph0niz. On Monday Milton Mobiles. the
popular comedian. will play "The Phosnix " q;
the opera house for the benert OF The knights
of st. John. He Is SO well known that he needs
but little praise.
Masquerade BdH.-The jolly Eleven so:ial
club Will hold their first masq ueIade ball in
Mannerchor hall. on Thursday evening, April
.. Handsome invitations haO been issued
and the different com nittees are hard ut wor
Tor Its success. Taylors full orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Bait Tomorrow Night The Orion Fishing
club Will no II ball In n nnerchor hall TO- NOR.
row evening, The affair Is under good manage.
inent ana promises to be largely attended.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14

- Pals Dead and the Coroners Jury Founs
Heart Disease the Cause

Z ~ EAlls Dead and the Coronsr's Jury Found
Heart Disease the Cause.
y Aiss Catharine Foltz, residing at No. l2O
Ease Vine street. died suddenly shortly be-
eose O'Clock this morning. She got up at
her usual hour snd prepared break fast for her
oseer, Mira Mary suydsm. and her nephew,
nnk suydam. While Frank was eating
eeakiast Ane was scoldlng him Tor his having
anne home at O'Clock in the morning under
- influence OF liquor. After he hnished
- breakfast ne was walking out OF the
1ooee when his mother called to him that his
eans nao iaiien. he went oack TO the house,
Susso ma aunt rom the moor ana placed her
sss'ee anu she oieo moment alter
Coroner Honoman was notified and hs EN-.
ponelled - his jury: Z. A. Cast, John
Hood, @. II. Fssnacht, Wm Il. Moore, d. Z.
0ttnsr and Henry L. Frailey. DR.. M. L.
Herr, Miss Follz's ply siciap, testified that he
had been treating her for some time for heart
Z h1poase and that her death resulted from that
diseasA His examination of the body showed
10 marks except q brui SO on the face re-.
oeiyod In her fall.
Mn, Suydam and her son Frank were
also examined as witnesses, and their &C.
count Of the death was a. above stated. The
jusy rendered verdict that death resulted
from organic disease OF the heart
Deceased was 75 years old and was sister
ofths late Deputy Sheriff Foltz.
samuel soudsrs Suddenly Called.
Samuel Souders, carpenter died suddenly
to-day ct noon of paralysis, at the residence
q his son-in. law, Andrew w. Bser, No. Gao
North Lime street. In the ,eth year Of his
90
NJ. souders had suffered several previous
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
New York Stocks.

NBw YORK. April IL, l:S p. m.-Money loaned
II SOS per cent Exchange steady, :. $hsSt So
Governments firm. Currency 6's.G IN bid; As
Coup. d ?9i> bid ak's do, u 4 bid.
The STOCK market opened Gu'et and firm
with some buying for foreign account, and
prices advanced !. to 5. per cent in the rst few
minutes. This improveme nj was subseq uent y
lost under raid by the bears. After IL o'coc
there was tirmer feeling, resulting from buy
ing movement In Louisville 4 Nashville. aut
prices are now !. 10 y. per cent higher than The
close of last night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
sOt to the H. use Of Refuge.

Wayne Wittmoyer, fifteen years old, . res
ident of Ephrats township, was before
Judges Livingston and Patterson this after.
noon. The charge against him was being
incorrigible and beyond the control OF his
mother. The judges after hearing the testi.
mony decided that he was . proper subject
for the House OF Refuge and committed him
to that institution. Sheriff Tomlinson will
take him to Philadelphia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
A Largo Audience.

Last evening the Rightmire combination
appeared at the King street theatre to the
largest audience OF the week. "The Two
Wanderers" WAS played for the last time
and this evening the play will be "Ths Boss,
or Living for Neng ngeance." A matinee will
be given on Saturday afternoon and In the
evening many new specisltiss will be intro.
duced.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
The Golden Eagle Fair,

There was good attendance at the fair OF
Blue Cross Commandery, Knights OF the
Golden Eagle, on Wednesday evening. A
few articles were CHANGED oil, and . large
number sold. The Mt Joy Lodge Of the
Order is expected to be present this even
ing. Tomorrow evening Lancaster Castle
No. 126, knights of the Mystic Chain, will
attend In body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
A AliRlt Elra.

Last evening slight fire occurred at the
house OF Mrs. Susan Bair, $50 South Queen
street. match which was lying on the
floor was ignited by some one stepping upon
It A large hole was burned in the carpet,
and bureau and ths chairs OF the room we're
scorched.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
PENNSYLVANIA Reserves Reunion

. A number of the Psnnsylvsnis Reserves
met in Grand Army hall, Wednesday even.
ing, to make arrangements for the reunion
OF the Reserves, in this city, in June.
Owing to a mistake in the date printed on the
postal cards, for the time OF meeting, nc
business was transacted. The next meeting
will be held on Tuesday evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
A Coming Hor,s race For sioO.

BENJAMIN Hirsh, proprietor Of City hotei
stables this city, has matched his running
pony Bobby o" against the running pony
"Mollie" belonging to A. b. Patterson, OF
the General Wayne hotel, Honeybrook,
Chester county. One hundred dollars aside
WAS deposited with Rdenour 4 SchauD, OF
the City hotel. The race will take place at
at McGrann's park, this city, Saturday,
April %.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
AAkhA7,S.
Nsv H0Pg 0ArKsl,

Nlw Yo.E. April l4.-Tlour market steady ;
Fine. q 2a03 70; supernne, u 7O03 30
good TO choice extra Western, 8 8s6s % sood
TO fancy extra states 600% OO common TO Eood
extra Western. o. 1905 60.
Whest-No. ] ksd state. CSC; No. . 10
csc No. . Rsd. Winter. May. s2c; june. sIEc
Corn.No. mixed cash. SO,Sc; Apru. ts4tc
..Oss.ko: White stats. 500, No. 500 s7xc
81. aaii xs.!.rn. Sease, state. szxess..
fosE dull new msss. ss 90; old meas. us q
0lb I
Lard-Nay. ufs; June, 0n
n0lasses quiet 1t ske for boiling stock
tSs2n dub strsines a. 8 good. n i7xel sx.
Petroleum steady: Rsnnsd. Ii cassS. 80
yreights dull; grain TO Bristol. ID.
xlgin CrssMsry. s20ase state dairy. hall drkin
Si ~ ss1 .u: xis;ss sa' .sssY ss:i &c e
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
kDTatue<l An AnhlA

Edward II. Kaufman, the we'll known
horse dealer, who resides near DillervilIe,
met with an accident yesterday. In stepping
out of his door he slipped and fell spraining
his snkle. His injury is quite painful, and
he il now compelled 10 get along on crutchee
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
Ph,lsds,pn,. erpd ucr Market.

PRILAplLrHlA, April t-Vlour market eary;
sles, aN barrels Minnesota bakers, O. 1894 ~ (:
rennsyivsnia Family. 81 tsdS 81; Western dc,
NW6tS); Patents, - OiSS OD.
Rye nour stca'y, q iSI! 81
Wheat .sprh. ske; May, S'sc; June,
Gle. J uly. slc.
Corn-aprii. ts.; May. 'sSc.; June. a7c
July &Sc
Os.s-April. !7x,; May, S1s,; june. s7'.r.
July, SSc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14

Alderman McConomy this morning COM
mitted John Wagner to the county Jail for
80 day S for being drunk and disorderly.
WIN. Hshr, charged with drunken and
disorderly conduct, was dismissed yesterday
by Alderman Patrick Donnelly on payment
of cCs,A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
Le,b,,.y Committed for Trial

At O'Clock this morning the witnesses for
the commonwealth in the Leibsley murder
trisl assembled at Alderman Bars office to
give their testimony. They we're saved that
trouble by the accused through his counsel
waiving a hearing. The alderman at once
returned the case to court and 1t will be sent
to the grand jury next week. The counsel
for the prisoner are b. Frank Eshleman, J..
Hay Brown and Walter W. franklin, and
for the commonwealth, District Attorney
Weaver and B. I. Davis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
DAATHS.

toLTz In thi, city. on the 18th inst. Nil.
Calhtiine fotz, In the 10Th year OF her sge.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral. from
her late residence. No 10 L ist Vine atreet. on
Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Intermept a,
Lancaster cemetery. 2t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14

Ilsc; state Factory, ll5iskc.
lsEs easier state. lSc; v estern, IN 0lsc
sugar dull, kedned CuuoAf Sl6e
6Hnuiated, 5lll6fSac.
Taiiow nrm prime city. ; l66skc.
Rtce nominal Carolina, fair Ia gvVd. S0SHc
Coffee hrm fair cArgoes, laSc-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
Telephone Connection.

II. l.. shenk, Eastern market grocery. corner
OF shippen ana Church streets, and Pickel 4
Number, Eastern market grocery, are connected
with the tels phone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14

Qol George W. Balm, the Kentucky orator,
eea1ver Temperance lecture ON the oc-
- O. the second anniversary Of the
Dnn4 Woman's Temperance Union OF this
- = ~ court house on sunday Afternoon.
~ - Tue colonel 10 an eloquent tenn.
n1o lecturer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
DIR. S. L. weber's Cond ,,,oD.

DR.. s. L. Weber, who was accidentally
poisoned by taking dose Of morphis instead
OF quinine, il getting along very we'll, and il
considered out OF DANGER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14

wheat NAY. SEC: June, size; July. sic.
Corn May, ssIsc June, &c.sc July, Mssc.
Oats-Msy, aa.c June, s,asc; July. s9s.c.
Iarvi-MsS, .. 20; June, q so; July, GsS:
short Ribs May, - g!N june. y S2's' Jul!
Is l,k
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14
.,.s,., Mee,,ug Of HIs,orlcai Society.

A meeting Of the executive committee Of
Lancaster City aud County Historical society
was held on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
TIE object of the meeting was to take action
on q letter received from DR.. William Il.
Egle, OF Harrisburg. The doctor was to
deliver an address At the quarterly meeting
Of the society on Saturday, on Lancaster
county's history In the Revolutionary war
He wrote that official duties would prevent
bis being here on that date 1t was decided
to have meeting called on date to suit thu
doctors convenience, when he will deliver
an address on TIE above subject
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14

The funeral Of Henry shoet took plsce
this afternoon from his late resideoce ON
Frederick street The deceased was Q mem.
bsr Of many societies and the attendance was
very large The body, which lay In hand
some cofIin, was dressed In The full uniform
Of Uniformed Rank Knights Of, PythiaA
Tho floral display We very pretty and among
the pieces was beautiful triangle Of white
and yellow roses which was made by
Schroyer for Division No 6. Uniformed Rank
knights Of Pythias, Of which deceased va
the commander for several year2 On ths
piece are the words: "Comwander No.
L. r. X. p" Lancaster Division wai
accompanied by the Liberty band and Divi
sion No. also turned out Besides these
Lodge 6s, Knights Of Pythias, Post lo5, q. A
X, and Red Jacket Tribe OF Red Men wef,
| represented. The services were conducted
| by Revs. Msyser and Houpt The intermen
| was made at Zion cemetery and tho service
of the Uniformed Rank was held.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-14

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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-31
Horace Cap Jefferson Co.

A GOOD many persons assembled al
Mount Zion Church last Thursday
to witness the marriage of Mr.. Samuel
Widmyer, of jefferson Co., to Miss
Anna GLENN, of Berkeley Co., Rev.
w. f. Robertson, of Martinsburg,
officiated. The bride was becomingly
attired in garnet cloth and the groom
looked the happiness which he no
doubt felt. We extend our best wishes
to the happy couple for a pleasant
journey through life.
The fourth month of the school al
the "Gridiron Academy" closed with
an enrolment for the month of rs,
and an average attendance of 16
Those present every day were Sallie
E. Lloyd, Maggie V. Morningstar,
Harry A. Evans, holland Vanmetre
and Charles l.. Wageley. Three
prizes were given for head marks, and
were won by Maggie V. Morningstar
Cora F. johnson and Chas. l.. Wage
ly.
Mr.. Cecil Baker is home from Rich.
mond College, for the Christmas va.
cation. Miss Bessie Baker is also
spending her holiday vacation al
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wageley
spent Christmas at Darkesville.
Boss" Chapman, and his sister
Miss Annie, spent part of the holi
days at Vanclevesviile.
Mr.. Charles Roland, of Virginia, i;
spending the Christmas season with
relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Annie Custer Of Martinsburg
spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs
B. F. Wageley.
Miss Jessie Logic, accompanied by
Miss Slime, is home from Winchester
Va. Dec. q, 1887. TEMPLAk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-31
CHERRY RUN ITEMS.

Mr.. Ohio Kidney, from Bridge
port, Ohio, is on visit to his father,
Rev. John Kidney, near this place !;
he expects to return in about four
weeks.
G. F. Philips and d. H. Philips
are on visit to relatives in Md. and
Pa
On the way from a Christmas enter
tainment at Mt. Trimel school house,
some young men fell out about young
lady and they got into regular
fight; the young man who was with the
young lady got severe wound in the
shoulder made by a knife used by
a young man by the name of Court
ney. While trying to arrest young
Courtney at his mothers house on
Sunday night, he tried to make his
escape and was shot in the face, the
ball entering in at the side of the jaw
and coming out behind the ear; the
wound is not very serious; they also
arrested Ed. Bachtel as one of the
assailants and we hear that they have
been committed to Jail.
There will be watch meeting at Mt.
Pleasant church on Saturday night !;
the services will consist of preaching
and prayer and experience and sing
ing. SUBSCRIBER.